an interesting link there, thanks for that.
Millar makes some good points in that article.
a quibble: "science fiction is always only ten minutes in the future"? Really? So time travel should have been developed in 1910 (or whatever year came ten years after publication of the H.G. Wells book).
Millar makes some good points in that article.
a quibble: "science fiction is always only ten minutes in the future"? Really? So time travel should have been developed in 1910 (or whatever year came ten years after publication of the H.G. Wells book).
